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UX/UI Design: AI Powered
What you'll gain
- ✓ Working in Figma
- ✓ AI in UX/UI processes
- ✓ UI fundamentals
- ✓ Product thinking
✓ Free consultation · Certificate on completion · Practical learning
Duration
4 months
Format
Offline
Starts
Oct 17, 2026
Certificate
On completion
Lessons
32 lessons
Price
59,000 AMD / month
Schedule
- Tuesday · 19:00–21:30
- Saturday · 14:30–17:00
Admission to the course is based on an interview.
The BDG ecosystem
More than a course
At BDG, learning continues beyond lessons. You get access to guidance, community, events, spaces, and resources that support your professional growth.
Personal Branding
Learn how to present your skills, build professional visibility, and create a stronger personal brand in your field.
Free Webinars & Seminars
Join free webinars, seminars, and open sessions every month to keep learning, meet experts, and discover new opportunities.
Big Community
Become part of a large professional community of students, graduates, trainers, and industry specialists.
Coworking Spaces
Use BDG spaces for learning, networking, teamwork, and focused work when you need the right environment to grow.
Library
Access useful books, materials, guides, and learning resources selected to support your development.
Who can you become?
During the course, you’ll learn to:
Define a product problem by identifying business needs, user goals, constraints, and measures of success.
Research user needs through interviews and competitor analysis, and create personas and journey maps.
Design clear, usable interfaces using principles of typography, color, visual hierarchy, spacing, grids, and responsive design.
Work in Figma using Auto Layout, components, variants, variables, design tokens, and prototyping tools.
Integrate AI tools into your design workflow and evaluate the quality of their output.
By the end of the course, you’ll have the skills to pursue a career as a UX/UI designer in the tech industry.
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Who is this course for
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People entering UX/UI and product design
You’ll gain a clear understanding of how designers investigate problems, identify user needs, and turn their findings into solutions for digital products. The course will help you take your first steps toward a design career in tech.
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Career changers
The course offers a structured path into a new profession. You’ll work through the design process step by step, see how your existing experience and skills can apply to design, and begin building a portfolio.
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Professionals in related fields
Graphic designers will learn to apply their visual design skills to digital products. Marketers will gain a deeper understanding of the user journey and how design shapes the product experience. Developers will learn the reasoning behind design decisions, how design systems work, and how to collaborate with designers. Project and product managers will learn to define design challenges more clearly, assess proposed solutions, and work more effectively with designers.
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Students and recent graduates
You can build on what you’ve learned at university with practical skills or explore a new career path.
What you will learn
- ✓Working in Figma
- ✓AI in UX/UI processes
- ✓UI fundamentals
- ✓Product thinking
- ✓Design systems
- ✓Organizing work with technical teams
Program
What are UX, UI and Product Design? Roles and responsibilities
Real examples of impactful UX design
Characteristics of good UX (usability, clarity, delight)
Overview of the design process and Design Thinking
How the course works: team project, solo capstone, portfolio reviews?
Figma workspace and interface walkthrough
Creating frames, shapes, text, and aligning content
Working with layers, pages, and organization
File structure and naming best practices
Choosing fonts for web and mobile
Typographic hierarchy: headings, body, captions
Color systems, brand alignment, and color roles
Contrast basics and accessible color combinations
Applying type and color styles in Figma
Visual hierarchy and visual weight
Spacing scales and consistent rhythm
Alignment and proximity
Grid systems for mobile and web
Using layout grids for structure and alignment
Mastering Auto Layout for flexible components
Applying constraints for responsive behaviors
Real examples: buttons, cards, and navigation bars
Building reusable components
Using Variants for UI states (default, hover, disabled)
Component properties
Creating and managing text, color, and effect styles
Sharing, commenting, and collaborating in Figma
Business problem vs. user problem
Defining user goals
Project constraints: time, tech, budget, business
Success criteria and how to measure a solution
Kicking off the team project brief
- · What is research in UX and why does it matter?
- · Qualitative vs. quantitative methods
- · Interviews, observations, and secondary research
- · Writing an interview guide
- · Note-taking, affinity mapping, and insight generation
- · Using AI to summarize interview transcripts
- · Clustering data and drafting insights with AI
- · Verifying AI conclusions against real data
- · Ethics and limitations of AI-assisted research
- · AI reflection: what AI did, what you changed, and why
- · Mapping user thoughts, feelings, and frustrations
- · Creating actionable personas
- · Journey mapping: steps, touchpoints, emotional highs and lows
- · Choosing the methods your project actually needs
- · Applied directly to the team project in FigJam
- · Comparing UX flows, visual design, and features
- · Creating a competitive matrix
- · Defining IA: organizing and labeling content
- · Card sorting and sitemap creation
- · Synthesizing findings for project direction
- · Writing a problem statement and design goals
- · Team project research review
- · Mini quiz on Sections 1–2
- · User flow vs. journey map
- · Defining entry points, decisions, and endpoints
- · Low-fi vs. high-fi wireframes
- · Wireframing real flows in Figma
- · Adding annotations and getting peer feedback
- · What is responsive design and why does it matter?
- · Breakpoints: mobile, tablet, desktop
- · Using Auto Layout and constraints for responsive layouts
- · Previewing and testing responsive behavior
- · Why do design systems matter?
- · Variables and simple design tokens (color, spacing, type)
- · Variants and component properties in practice
- · Structuring a component library your team can use
- · Writing clear button and form labels
- · Helpful error messages
- · Tone of voice and clarity
- · Using AI to draft and improve UX copy
- · Loading, empty, success, error, and disabled states
- · Designing for user mistakes and missing data
- · Documenting states in components
- · Applying states to the team project
- · Generating and improving first UI drafts with AI
- · Comparing AI output with design principles
- · AI reflection: what AI did, what you changed, and why
- · Solo capstone kickoff
- · Individual Review 1: research & problem framing
- · Creating clickable prototypes in Figma
- · Setting up navigation flows and transitions
- · Using overlays, delays, and Smart Animate
- · Best practices for interactive storytelling
- · What is a Usability Research Plan (URP)?
- · Writing scenarios and setting goals
- · Choosing tools for usability testing
- · Running a first test at the wireframe stage
- · Recruiting and moderating test sessions
- · Documenting tasks, errors, and user feedback
- · Prioritizing issues by severity
- · Turning findings into action items
- · Revising designs from test findings
- · Documenting problem → change → rationale
- · Presenting before/after decisions
- · Peer feedback on iterations
- · Why accessibility matters
- · Color contrast and readable text
- · Keyboard and screen-reader basics
- · Touch targets and inclusive patterns
- · Accessibility checklist for your projects
- · What makes mobile design unique (screen size, touch, portability)
- · Common structures: onboarding, home, profile, settings
- · Navigation patterns: tab bars, app bars, FABs, bottom sheets
- · Apple HIG vs. Material 3 essentials
- · Using the official iOS and Material Figma kits
- · Individual Review 2: first UI / prototype
- · Atomic Design: atoms, molecules, organisms
- · Naming conventions and structure
- · Publishing and using team libraries
- · Examples from Material Design and others
- · What are microinteractions and why use them?
- · Examples: success messages, loaders, error feedback
- · Smart Animate for simple transitions
- · Advanced animation (Lottie) as optional extra material
- · Generating solution variants with AI
- · Rapid prototyping with AI tools
- · Evaluating and justifying the chosen direction
- · AI reflection: what AI did, what you changed, and why
- · How do AI features differ from regular features?
- · Letting users edit, retry, or cancel AI output
- · Explaining errors and uncertainty
- · Hands-on: design a small AI-powered interaction
Organizing screens and components
Using Figma Dev Mode
Writing handoff notes and usage guidelines
Collaboration tips with developers
- · Presenting your AI-use log from the course
- · What AI did, what you changed, and why
- · Where AI helped and where it didn't
- · Individual Review 3: tested prototype
Presenting your portfolio to instructors and classmates
Receiving actionable feedback
Making final adjustments
Individual Review 4: final case study
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Your trainer
Mike Hakobyan
Senior Product Designer/ Design Consultant
Mike has worked in product design since 2017. Throughout his career, he has worked with a range of digital products and teams, from design studios to SaaS and product companies. In recent years, recog...
Frequently asked questions
Each course is labelled beginner, intermediate or advanced. If you are unsure, book a free consultation and we will help you choose.
Flexible payment options are available for most programs. Contact us to discuss the right plan for you.
We mostly hold trainings with a Project Based Learning approach. Thanks to this approach, the students gain practical knowledge and develop their proficiency in the most efficient way.
After each training the students pass exams. Thus, both students and trainers have the opportunity to clearly assess the effectiveness of the training. Based on the results of the exams the students get certificates.
Upon completion of the training we give certificates to our students. Moreover, those whose performance is above 80% receive certificates of excellence.
We have developed a partner network that includes current best employers. In cooperation with them we do our best to assist our students in finding jobs. This network also helps us to organise internships for our students after the trainings.
Payment for the courses is made after the first lesson until the second lesson, in cash or by transfer. Payment for each stage is made for a fixed amount of 8 lessons.
Our courses are held in 2 main formats: online and offline. We believe that maintaining the format is very important for the effectiveness of the course.
BDG classrooms are technically equipped, and if necessary, we also provide students with laptops.
There is a break during each course, during which you can have a coffee and tea break.
HR consulting is carried out with our Career Development Specialist. With him, you can discuss your CVs, make corrections and finalize them, ready to apply for jobs.
All course materials, including recordings, books provided by trainers and other educational materials, are constantly available to our students during the course.
Individual courses are not currently designed, based on market needs and demands. During group courses, participants are also actively involved in teamwork, develop their communication skills, and learn to work in a team.
There is no age limit as such, as we value the spread of education to all age groups. It is especially important for us that people who already have experience and knowledge and want to acquire a new profession also go into a new educational direction.
Admission to each course is carried out through an interview or a test, or both at the same time. The choice of admission method depends on the requirements and specifics of the course.
We provide technical support to all our students related to the operational work of computers, as well as technical issues. The support is provided by our employee within the framework of the course.
Our team is in constant contact with students to provide the information you need, if necessary.
Certificates
Certificates you can receive
Depending on the course format and results, students can receive one of BDG's certificate types.
- ✓ Verified BDG certificate
- ✓ QR / signature-ready format
- ✓ Armenian & English certificate design
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Participation
For students who actively participate in the course learning process.
For active participationCompletion
For students who complete the course requirements and finish the program.
For successful completionExcellence
For students who complete the course with outstanding results and strong performance.
With distinctionHR Drone
A co-branded certificate for selected HR and partner-certified programs.
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